Margaret Armstrong
The reckoning by kelley armstrong – the darkest powers?
I’m towards the end of the book right now and I still don’t understand these groups: so, the edison group is the bad guys who do the experiments and stuff. Then what is the Cabal and St Cloud? Also I have no idea what the Nasts are? and why does Margaret and Russel give the kids to the edison group? i mean i understand they’re dangerous and all but i thought they were rivals. why would they go to the enemy’s place? doesn’t make sense
thank u so much for answering:))
please answer I really want to go on with the book and these groups seem to keep coming up. and no i am not saying I didn’t understand the book because I did but I may have not understood every single sentence:) thx again
I have not read this so don’t know the answer but unless it is required reading I would put it down and take up something you enjoy. I am assuming you would not get much joy out of a book you are not “getting”. Try Charlene Harris’ Stookie Stackhouse books if you want something in the paranormal genre.
Margaret Armstrong, MOM
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